Injured Mooney to miss rest of Women's Premier League
Australia opener Beth Mooney will miss the remainder of the Women's Premier League due to a calf injury that will require up to six weeks to heal, Cricket Australia said on Thursday.
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Australia opener Beth Mooney will miss the remainder of the Women's Premier League due to a calf injury that will require up to six weeks to heal, Cricket Australia said on Thursday.
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